El Air Tag is giving a lot to talk about. This new little Apple tracker has two great strengths to become the company's best-selling device in terms of number of units. One of them is its versatility. It is small, and the battery lasts for a year.
And the second the price. For 35 Euross you have a good tracker built into Apple's "Search" system. So if you have a 3D printer and a little imagination, you can now place an AirTag on the most diverse objects that you usually lose, such as the Apple TV remote control.
The AirTag has only been on the market for ten days and if you have one printer 3DYou can already find on the internet all kinds of plans to make a plastic support and attach an Apple tracker to objects that you usually lose, or are afraid to do so.
It has happened to all of us. You receive it at home, take it out of the box, associate it with your iPhone and test it. And when you see it in action, your brain starts bombarding you in all the places where you "should" hook one. You should know that Apple does not allow you to control more than 16 units per user. For now
You can print it with a 3D printer
A clever user (PrintSpiredDesigns) has hung on the buying and selling platform Etsy a plastic casing made with a 3D printer to house the Apple TV remote control, and on the back, an AirTag. A great idea.
So you will not go crazy looking for the Siri Remote. With your iPhone you will find it instantly. You can buy it for 13 Euros, or download the STL plan for 2 Euros and print it yourself if you have a 3D printer.
If you have a 3D printer, do a search on the internet and you will be able to find countless cases of all kinds to attach an AirTag to a multitude of objects. The AirTag fever has started.